@SebastianNehrd2: For anybody interested in a tentative dating of the sanskrit literature included at http://Dharmamitra.org, based on li…
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A tweet announcing a tentative dating of Sanskrit literature at Dharmamitra.org based on linguistic features, with a link to the platform that uses AI (including Gemini API) to support scholarly study and translation of ancient texts.
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For anybody interested in a tentative dating of the sanskrit literature included at https://t.co/soADVur7DL, based on linguistic features and human estimated priors, grouped by categories! https://t.co/RV2VVoZNOc
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Source: https://dharmamitra.org/translate Grounding AI technologies in our database of ancient texts to support scholarly study and personal practice of the dharma.
Dharmamitra is a collaboration between theTsadra Foundation, Tohoku University’sCenter for Integrated Japanese Studies, and UC Berkeley’sAI Research Lab; powered by Gemini API.
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